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Housing Bottom? Fannie Mae Won't Seek Tax Dollars
For the first time since 2008, the ward of the state doesn't need to take money from taxpayers to balance its books
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A Family's Struggle to Keep, Then Sell, Its Home
Upon her death, a California woman's mortgage problem passed to her children, who must market an underwater home
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Tumbling Homeownership Marks a Return to Normal
The homeownership rate in the first quarter fell to 65.4 percent, 3.6 points below the bubble-years peak
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The Developer Behind a $90 Million Penthouse
Gary Barnett builds luxury buildings for the global elite
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Versailles, the Would-Be Biggest House in America
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Acapulco, Another Mexican Drug War Casualty
A spike in homicides hits the beach resort's real estate market—and developer Sare Holding
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Real Estate Investors See the Green in Golf Courses
Amid a glut, investors buy golf courses on the cheap
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A Family's Struggle to Keep, Then Sell, Its Home
Upon her death, a California woman's mortgage problem passed to her children, who must market an underwater home
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Student Debt Is Stifling Home Sales
Grads with high debt can't get mortgages, even if they can afford them—another block to a housing recovery
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Foreign Buyers Heat Up Miami's Condo Market
They account for 80 percent of sales, with Latin Americans in the lead
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Wells Fargo: King of Mortgages
Wells Fargo originated a third of all mortgages in the first quarter of 2012
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Whistle-Blower Lynn Szymoniak Beats the Banks
Still fighting a foreclosure, the Florida homeowner wins $18 million in the national settlement -
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Mortgage Broken: Faces of Foreclosure
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The Building Boom That's Sinking Stockton
The California city borrowed heavily to renovate downtown
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The Empire State Building: From King Kong to IPO
As New York's iconic skyscraper goes public in an initial public offering, we look at the Empire State Building's history, from the Depression to Hollywood thrillers -
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How to Play the Home Price/Rent Gap
The rental market for foreclosures could surpass $100 billion this year, according to a new report
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Foreclosures Still Haunt the Housing Market
The latest weak sales number shows the recovery is sputtering
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London Calling: Why the Libor Affair Matters to You
Regulators want to know if bankers manipulated a key interest rate
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The Housing Market Lives! Finally. Maybe
Sales and starts are up, inventory is down, yet prices are still weak -
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How to Sell an Island: Chris Krolow
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The Empire State Building's $1 Billion IPO
The landmark will be part of a REIT traded on the NYSE -
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Why Toxic Debt Looks a Lot Less Toxic
Goldman Sachs and hedge funds are buying risky mortgages again
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The Developer Behind a $90 Million Penthouse
Gary Barnett builds luxury buildings for the global elite
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A Family's Struggle to Keep, Then Sell, Its Home
Upon her death, a California woman's mortgage problem passed to her children, who must market an underwater home
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Versailles, the Would-Be Biggest House in America
David and Jackie Siegel’s 90,000-square-foot Florida dream house, the ultimate in living large, spins a cautionary tale in recession economics -
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Foreign Buyers Heat Up Miami's Condo Market
They account for 80 percent of sales, with Latin Americans in the lead
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Homeownership: Back to the Mean
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One World Trade Center Rises, Along With Its Rents
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London Calling: Why the Libor Affair Matters to You
Regulators want to know if bankers manipulated a key interest rate
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How to Play the Home Price/Rent Gap
The rental market for foreclosures could surpass $100 billion this year, according to a new report
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